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Let’s slow down and reflect on Out of Hand. Some members will still be involved with the exhibition, but for those who can make it, enjoy a relaxing day working
October 5th 2025 @ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Information on what to bring can be found here. September Let’s Explore – Embellishment. Being such a busy time with preparations for our upcoming Out of Hand exhibition, it was decided to postpone our exploration into machine embellishment (also known as machine felting). However, Heather kindly brought in her embellishing machine…
This month, we want to try exploring hand and machine embellishing together – discover the “what ifs” of life, rather than have one person lead us through. Embellishers are also
September 14th 2025 @ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Note, this is the 2nd Sunday of the month (not our usual 1st Sunday) due to Father’s Day. Information on what to bring can be found here. Photos from the popular August Let’s Explore – Machine Embroidery are now available to view in the gallery. Don’t forget to pay your annual…
There’s been lots of requests to explore this wonderful skill that has endless possibilities. Again, no single tutor, but several members on hand (with a large book collection) to help
August 3rd 2025 @ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM This is an experimentation/practice day to introduce free machining, not a project day (and not digitising). The plan is to further
A social stitch day and a chance for review or help with your Challenge pieces. We can especially help if you are at all concerned about how to hang your work. There
July 6th, 2025 @ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM This Sunday 6th July will be our Let’s Explore Sunday focusing on social stitch, with a chance for review or help with
What is Kawandi? In India, ‘Kawandi’ means quilt. It is a technique developed by the Siddis, an African community brought to India more than 800 years ago. It is made
June 1 2025 @ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM This month Lisa will lead an exploration into Kawandi, a slow-stitching technique developed by the Siddis, an African community brought to